Shopping Spots in Kotohira / Kanonji Area
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- Somesho Yoshinoya
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5.01 Reviews - Shopping
- Kagawa Nakatado-gun Kotohiracho
- This is a dye shop at the foot of Konpira Shrine. This historic shop has carried on the traditional Kagawa prefectural art of Sanuki nori-zome (dyeing with glue) for over 100 years. Amidst the current trend of digital print dyes, the Sanuki nori-zome still carefully and painstakingly dyes each fabric by hand using the rice starch. The brightly colored patterns are created by placing rice starch where the color should not adhere. This warm deep-nuanced dyes are used for many prominent occasions, such as for the flags of Shikoku Konpira Kabuki Daishibai theater, the costumes for the ceremonial shishimai lion dances and for the festive flags for fishing boat decking.
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〝こんぴらさんのKONBAG〟 歌舞伎幟を使用したデザインバッグのこと。 四国こんぴら歌舞伎大芝居の幟の製作元が、手造りで作るすべて柄が違うバッグ。 コンセプトは、伝統芸能と伝統工芸を身近に。 すべて1点物で、さまざまな配色から自分好みのバッグを選ぶのも楽しいですよ！
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- Kinokuniya Main Shop
- Travel / Tourism
- Kodairacho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa Prefecture 983
- This Japanese confectionary shop was established in 1882. The souvenir shop is located on the 52nd steps out of 1368 stone steps, approach to Kotohira Shrine, the shop sells Buden Shouten T-shirts; and Funebune Senbei crackers and Ishimatsu Manju buns, famous souvenirs to bring back and share with friends and family. The shop's Ishimatsu Manju won the honorary minister's prize at the 20th and 21st National Confectionary Expositions, respectively.
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- Hiraoka Meat Shop
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4.57 Reviews - Shopping
- Kodairacho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa Prefecture 220
- People pour in for Hiraoka Meat Shop 's freshly fried meat croquettes. They're crispy, hot, and juicy, with a burst of soupy goodness in the middle. Other fine items you'd only get at a butcher shop like this include their Hiraoka Mama no Menchikatsu meat cakes made with Japanese pork and beef, nothing frozen or imported, as well as their Sanuki-no-honetsuki-dori (chicken-on-the-bone) roast chicken.
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SNS等で必ず出てくるコロッケが有名な肉屋さん。参拝の帰りに立ち寄り購入、食べたいのをグッと堪え、駅コンビニでビールを買い特急電車内で食べた。サクサクの衣、ホクホクのジャガイモ、ジューシーなお肉、ビールとも相性が良く評判通り大変美味しゅうございました。
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- Mamekichi Honpo (Konpira Shop)
- Shopping
- 909-1 Kosai, Chohira Town, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa Prefecture
- "Located on the approach to Kotohiragu Shrine, this Mamekichi Honpo branch shop opened in 2010. They specialize in bean-based confections, and their ""bean sommelier"" will walk you through the differences in the wide variety of sweets available. Feel free to ask for help if you don't know which to choose."
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- Naniwado Mochiten
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4.02 Reviews - Shopping
- 603-3 Kotohiracho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa Prefecture
- A mochi rice cake shop which has been supplying Kotohira-gu Shrine for six generations. Famous for its five colored mochi rice cake assortment, the shop's bean jam and mochi pie tarts, and chestnut and bean jam rolls are also popular. The shop also sells seasonal Japanese confections like kashiwamochi rice flour cakes filled with bean jam and wrapped in oak leaves, ohagi (rice ball coated with sweetened red beans), and sakuramochi rice cakes filled with bean paste wrapped in cherry tree leaves. In addition, the shop takes orders for mochi and sekihan (steamed rice with red beans) for Buddhist memorial services, family celebrations, and building framework erection ceremonies. The shop's products have the same beloved, old fashioned flavor as when they were sold out of a simple handcart.
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裝修很現代,餐廳内地面和洗手間都清潔,使人喜出望外,服務態度好,侍應有笑容,照顧客人,不用等位,效率亦高,分量唔算太多,甜而不膩,還好來光顧了，實在太好味
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- Kumaoka Kashiten
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4.512 Reviews - Shopping
- Kagawa Pref. Zentsujishi Zentsujichou 3-4-11
- Kumaoka Kashiten is a retro-style traditional Japanese confectionery store. It sells Ishi-pan (“Stone Bread”) biscuits, which are reputed to be the hardest type of traditional confectionery in Japan. Ishi-pan was originally made as emergency rations for soldiers in wartime, as it keeps for a long time. Despite the fact that no drying agents or preservatives are used in the process of making them, they keep for around a month before going off; Ishi-pan became famous throughout Japan for how well it kept. Ishi-pan is much harder than ordinary hardtack biscuits, so much so that young children and senior citizens may find it impossible to chew. Ishi-pan has a slightly sweet flavor, with a hint of ginger.
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小粒の石パンを購入出来ました。ショーケースの中身が少なくなっていたのですが、満杯に追加されホッとしました。 猶、観光客の利用も多いようで近くには駐車場も完備されていました。 因みに店頭販売だけでイートインスペースはありませんでした。
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- Honke Funefunedo
- Gourmet / Alcohol
- 952 Kotohira-machi Nakatadi-gun Kagawa Prefecture
- Located on the main visitor path for Kotohira-gu Shrine—commonly known as “Konpirasan” —Honke Funefunedo is an old shop established in 1909. Its headliner product is “Funefune senbei”, based on both the shop itself and the folk song “Konpira Fune fune.” This exquisite snack has earned numerous honors, including being offered to the Emperor and receiving various awards. A master chef makes the senbei crackers by hand every day. You can get some fresh ones on the go, or sit down at a table in the shop to relax and enjoy some tea and crackers.
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- Yamanaka Zoudou
- Travel / Tourism
- Kohei-gun, Kagawa prefecture Kotohira-machi 980
- One of the shops lining the Konpira Omotesando, Yamanaka Zoudou is a traditional craft store that produces Sanuki Itobori style wood carvings. Sanuki Itobori originated with Yamanaka Zoudou’s founder in the mid-19th century. It features a finishing technique known as “tatakinomi-no-ato,” but their work is not restrained by tradition. Cute products like their colorful, grumpy looking, blue and red painted Pop Daruma figures and the reclining “Hetari Daruma” are popular. They also produce many other handicrafts such as figurines of the Seven Lucky Gods and trays in the form of animals.
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- YAMASHITA OIRI HONPO
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5.01 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kagawa Mitoyo-shi Takasecho Shinmyo 1018-20
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店主によれば、他の店のおいりより、時間をかけて作っているので、歯につかないとのこと。確かに歯にべっとりとつかず、美味しく頂けます。値段も手ごろで5箱も買ってしまいました。わざわざ行く価値ありのお店です。
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- Hakueido （Yanagimachi Main Store）
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4.512 Reviews - Gourmet / Alcohol
- Kagawa Kanonji Kanonji Cho Ko 1125-7
- This Japanese confectionary shop can be identified by its noren shop curtain featuring a depiction of an old Japanese coin and is located a 10-minute walk from Kan-Onji Station. Established over 100 years ago, the shop sells a variety of Japanese and Western-style confections. The shop’s famous and popular Kannonji mini cakes combine a Western-style cake with a moist white bean paste and egg yolk filling. Inspired by the Zenigata Sunae, the top sightseeing destination in Kan-onji City, the cakes are emblazoned with a simplified image of a coin. Inside, the shop has a folksy atmosphere and is replete with an eat-in space where customers can enjoy cakes and other sweets from the shop’s showcases, along with coffee and matcha green tea.
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和菓子が有名ですが、洋菓子はお店で食べることができます。ケーキセットを選びました。フルーツ、ケーキが4種類と、プリンが乗っていて豪華でおいしかったです。
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- Makuya Toyoura Shoten
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- Kagawa Kanonji Kanonji Cho Ko 2996-11
- This longstanding shrimp cracker shop was established in 1877. Located a 10-minute walk from Kan-Onji Station, the shop continues to make its signature Aimusuyaki brand shrimp crackers without additives or fillers and using only fresh-caught shrimp from the part of the Seto Inland Sea known as the Hiuchi Sea. The crackers are made by thinly slicing the shrimp and cooking them using a round steel skillet, and many people like to use the crackers as-is as toppings for hotpots and sukiyaki. The crackers offer the rich flavor and aroma of high quality shrimp.
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- Nikaya Kamaboko
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- Kagawa Kanonji Nishihonmachi 1-1-16
- This kamaboko steamed fish paste shop was established in 1893. The shop continues to make the kind of simple, old-fashioned, yet flavorful kamaboko which is rarely seen today. The fish paste is made using silver white croaker and lizardfish stocked directly from the fish market, as well as seasonal fresh fish from the Seto Inland Sea, resulting in a distinct, firm texture which only authentic kamaboko possesses. Valuing connection to the local community, the shop only directly delivers its products in Kagawa Prefecture. The shop also sells fresh-cooked chikuwa fish paste tube cakes on-site when they have just been made.
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- Sugi Yohoen (Honey) Kotohira Shop
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3.511 Reviews - Shopping
- Kagawa Nakatado-gun Kotohiracho 802
- This is a store owned and operated by the Sugi Honey Farm, which undertakes all the processes for cultivating, harvesting and packing their own honey. With its distinctive modern white base decor in the old-town area along the pilgrimage rout to Konpira Shrine, this shop offers visitors a bright welcoming atmosphere. The honey soft-served ice cream, made with their own honey, has a refreshing cool sweetness. There is nothing as refreshing as this cool soft cream after one has climbed up the 785 steps to main shrine, or all the way up the 1368 steps to the inner shrine. They also offer a large assortment of original honeyed drinks with yuzu citrus, blueberry, acerola, mango and many more. In the cooler months, the same drinks are offered as hot beverages.
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自家生産したハチミツのロイヤルゼリーや加工した化粧品などを販売するショップだ。全国の百貨店や観光地に出店しており、洗練された室内だ。本社は熊本だという。こんぴらさんならでは、という感じではない。
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- Gonin Byakusho
- Shopping
- Kagawa Nakatado-gun Kotohiracho 892-1
- This is the name given to the five sweets shops, as a group, which line the path when one enters through the great gate at the 365th step on the Kotohira Shrine premises. Sitting behind their wares, under five beautiful white paper umbrellas, the vendors sell the Kamiyo sweets still made in the traditional method said to have been passed down for over 700 years. The name Gonin-hyakusho, by which these vendors are called, is an official title given to attendants in the sacred service of the shrine. In recognition of the services provided by their ancestors, these are the only vendors allowed to sell their produce within the confines of the shrine. The special kamiyo candy is an elegantly shaped golden candy made with the simple three ingredients of sugar, starch syrup and yuzu citrus. This hard candy with a faint yuzu scent comes with a very small hammer with which one is to crack the candy.
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- kompirashoyumamehompo sando
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3.513 Reviews - Travel / Tourism
- Kagawa Prefecture Nakatado gun Kotohira 811
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金刀比羅宮の参道にあるしょうゆ豆本舗です。 かがわこんぴら観光案内所が併設しており、無料で便利な観光地図を頂けるのでお参り前に寄ると良いでしょう。 しょうゆ豆がのったクレープを頂きました。 椅子もあり、座って頂けましたが本当に美味しかったです。
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- Youme Town Mitoyo
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- Kagawa Mitoyo-shi Toyonakacho Motoyamako 22
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- Nitori Kanonji [2/18(Fri) Open !]
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- Kagawa Kanonji Motodai Cho 1644-1
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- Mini Stop Tadotsu
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- Kagawa Nakatado-gun Tadotsucho Higashishinmachi 346-1
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- Mini Stop Kanonji Ikenoshiri
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- Kagawa Kanonji Ikenoshiricho 1200-1
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